Need to quickly understand how much your road tax price will increase
(or decrease!) over the next few years? Look no further, all the info
you need on road tax bands and road tax prices is here. Alternatively,
if you're looking to buy a new car with a lower road tax band, we've
made it simple! A few of the cars in road tax bands A to E are listed
below - you can get a full list of cars by tax band by clicking 'more' below the
new car list. For used cars
click here.
In April 2010 the DVLA introduced new first year Road Tax rates dubbed 'Showroom Tax'. For full details and a list of new cars with FREE
Showroom Tax read
Showroom Tax Explained. For changes to Road Tax prices from April 2010
read
Road Tax Prices 2010.
PLUS! Click here for our guide to
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Cars registered after that
date have been split into 13
car tax
bands from May 2009 based on emissions: cars in band A are
greener (and cheaper to tax) than band M, therefore the lower the
emissions, the cheaper the car tax bracket. You'll find your car’s
co2 emission
information on your v5c Registration Certificate - (see right).
Cars registered in the UK on or after
March 1st 2001 are taxed according to their emissions; for cars
registered before that date there's one road tax price for engines up to
1549cc and another group for those over 1550cc.
Cars registered before March
2001 aren't subject to the road tax prices and bands quoted here; this is
because there is no accurate emissions data available for these cars.
Instead, road tax for these cars is priced based on engine size:
Up to 1549 cc: £125
1550 cc +: £205

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